Pecos Enterprise Editorials Explain The Papers Beliefs
The Pecos Enterprise lays out editorial purpose and policies. It states editorials reflect the paper as a public voice separate from individual writers and emphasize responsible community leadership. The piece invites respectful disagreement and outlines goals to improve Pecos and surrounding areas.
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Pecos
D. D. Cooper Mystery Captures Pacific Northwest
The legend of D D Cooper grows as a hijacked flight and parachute escape near Oregon or Washington sparks songs and shirts about a vanished man. Ransom money and a 3200 000 fortune fuel speculation if he died, resurfaced, or vanished for good while authorities weigh the tale.
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Pacific Northwest
Paul Bunyan
Frontier America
D.D. Cooper
Bunyan
Rockies
Redwoods
D.D
Reno
Oregon
Washington
Cooper
Sturtmakers
Self-determination and power in the postwar world
The piece surveys Woodrow Wilson ideals, the UN charter, and realpolitik on self-determination. It cites India Pakistan 1947, Kashmir, Hyderabad plebiscite, and East Pakistan Bangladesh, noting Soviet limits and Communist stance. It argues strong nations sustain freedom and resist pliant self-determination when it serves foreign interests.
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Woodrow Wilson
United Nations
India
Pakistan
East Pakistan
Bangladesh
Russia
Nizam of
Hyderabad
Kashmir
Security Council of the
U.N
Soviet Russia
Baltic
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
East Germany
Kremlin
South Vietnam
Taiwan
South Korea
Van Allen Backs Unmanned Probes Over Shuttle Plan
Dr James A Van Allen argues the U S space shuttle is a costly make work project with limited science value The University of Iowa physicist notes two unmanned Pioneer missions to Jupiter offer far greater scientific returns at a fraction of the cost and warn manned flights may face deadly radiation belts.
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America
Aerospace Economy
Congress
James A. van Allen
Department of Physics and Astronomy
University of Iowa
van Allen
Jupiter
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Manned Spacecraft and
Manned Space Flight Centers
Houston
Tex
Huntsville
Ala
Today in History January 18 1972 highlights
On January 18 1972 history notes mark events across centuries. The entry lists settlers in Australia Pizarro Lima Cook Hawaii polar exploration Scott Amundsen Versailles siege Leningrad Dominican Republic leadership change Kondor resignation U Thant stepping down plans.
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Associated Press
Australia
Francisco Pizarro
Lima
Peru
James Cook
Hawaiian Islands
Robert F. Scott
South Pole
Roald Amundsen
Pole
Versailles
France
Leningrad
Dominican Republic
John T. Condor
U. S
U. N
U N Expulsion of Taiwan Sparks Editor’s Alarm
Editor says the United Nations expelled Taiwan through trickery and betrays its charter. He argues the move shows U N power politics, endangers free world values, and calls for halting U N financial aid. C C Moseley, president, Grand Central Industrial Center, Glendale, California.
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United Nations
Taiwan
U.N
C.C. Moseley
Grand Central Industrial Center
Glendale
California
How marriage changes wives
HAL BOYLE observes a longtime couple weathering twenty five years of marriage. He notes shifting affections and habits from romance to routine, envy and drift, as both grow older and adjust to life together. The piece asks what happened to their early love.
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Hal Boyle
New York
William Henry Harrison and John Tyler Born in Charles City County
The only U.S. presidential and vice presidential team born in the same county were William Henry Harrison and John Tyler, both born in Charles City County, Iowa. The tides advance about 50 minutes daily due to the moon's retardation in rising, reflecting the moon’s daily delay.
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U.S
William Henry Harrison
John Tyler
Charles City County
Pecos Yesterdays Highlights From Pecos Enterprise
Sylvia Sandoval reports Pecos notes on club meetings and civic events. The Merry Wives Club met with Mrs. E L Collings. Sidney Lanier poetry inspired roll calls. Pecos Chamber of Commerce postponed its annual meeting to January 24, with by law draft by J A Crane and Walter N Sutherland. B J Latshaw, kin to B A Toliver, visits from Ranger to evaluate near term oil prospects. R Henry Blackwell named civic service chairman at Buffalo Trail Boy Scouts meeting in Big Spring. John Childers of Ozona buys the Lee Kingston and Woulster ranch in the Davis Mountains for nine dollars per acre on a patented basis, a 20 000 acre stock sheep operation.
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Pecos Chamber of Commerce
J.A. Crane
Walter N. Sutherland
R. Henry Blackwell
Pecos
Buffalo Trail Council
The
Boy Scouts of America
Settles Hotel
Big Spring
John Childers
Ozona
Lee Kingston
Woulster
Davis Mountains
Childers
Pecos civic notes add Donnell to school board post
January 1942 brings J P Donnell a Pecos business figure named trustee to fill the vacancy from Roy Wilcox's resignation. Also in Pecos Rev Dean Harrison to lead morning services at First Christian Church, and C C Johnston new Twillery Motor manager with family in Pecos Army Air Field.
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J.P. Donnell
Pecos
Mr. Donnell
Roy Wilcox
Dean Harrison
Ennis
First Christian Church
Mr. Harrison
Oliver Harrison
Corpus Christi
C.C. Johnston
Monahans
Twillery Motor Company
Pecos Army Air Field
Mr. Johnston
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